The bishops say such an engagement between the leaders and the citizens is necessary given the situation in the country and most importantly for the good of the nation.
“The current situation we are witnessing calls us to address the nation and especially our dear young people and speak to our leadership,” the Bishops said in a press conference
According to the Bishops, events that characterized Tuesday’s countrywide protests show that this is a moment of reflection and listening. The clergy argue that the situation might spiral out of hand if Kenyans don’t engage in matters currently deemed pertinent.
